ADLINK DPAC-3000 Distributed Programmable Automation Controller
The DPAC-3000 Distributed Programmable Automation Controller (DPAC) is ADLINK Technology's latest DPAC for the machine automation industry. The compact embedded controller offers a distributed control solution for digital and analog I/O and motion control, while enabling a 15% to 20% cabling reduction compared to other Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and Programmable Automation Controller (PAC) solutions on the market today.
Features
- CPU: AMD Geode LX800 / Ultra Low Voltage Intel Celeron M 1.0GHz
- On-board Memory: 512MB SDRAM
- Highly-expandable via HSL and Motionnet fieldbus
- Windows CE and Windows XP Embedded Support
- IEC-61131 language support
- Two COM ports support: one for RS-232 and one for RS-232/422/485 (selectable)
Featuring a fast, time-deterministic fieldbus, the standalone DPAC-3000 offers significant cabling reduction and faster installation, all in a cost-effective and compact form factor. The DPAC-3000 features a rugged embedded platform with a front control panel for system integrators to design their own user control interface, which can be used for a variety of applications, including monitoring purposes, and parameter setting and checking.
The DPAC-3000 provides system integrators in the machine automation field with simplified configuration and ease of installation, as well as high shock endurance up to 100 G. ADLINK's DPAC product line features well-integrated motion, I/O and communications functionality.
More info: ADLINK DPAC-3000 (pdf)
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